EUROPE AT LARGE
Ensemble
During the past decades M HKA has paid enduring attention to that part of Europe that was excluded from the reconstruction of Europe after 1989; the former Soviet Union. This attention was recently spread up to its bounderies, with a focus on the artistic key positions from Central Asia and the Caucasus, now 'somewhere behind Russia'. For this ensemble the museum collaborated with the Russian-Italian curator and theoretician Viktor Misiano.
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The Ruins of Our Time
Vahram Aghasyan, The Ruins of Our Time, 2007. Photography, photograph on di-bond, 12 x (70 x 100 cm).
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How Much Does the Russian...
Anatoly Osmolovsky, How Much Does the Russian Madness Cost?, 2001. Print, 10,5 x 6,5 x 2 cm.
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Change
Koka Ramishvili, Change, 2005. Video, dvd, 00:04:20 min.
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Kuzminki
Sergey Bratkov / Сергій Братков, Kuzminki, 2002. Video, dvd, 00:04:30 min.
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Hamlet Hovsepian
Hamlet Hovsepian is one of the most significant figures of the Armenian contemporary art scene and a pioneer in video art in the Caucasian ar
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Said Atabekov
Said Atabekov is an artist from Shymkent in the south of Kazakhstan, a region that has preserved its Asian heritage to a greater extent than
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Oleg Kulik
The work of Ukrainian artist Oleg Kulik may be said to revolve centrally around the topic of ‘transparency’: according to Kulik, art must be
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Sergey Bratkov / Сергій Б...
Sergey Bratkov (°1960) was born in Kharkiv, Ukraine, where he finished his studies at the Kharkiv State School of Art in 1978 and at the Poly